Are some careers perceived to be so male-dominated that women are avoiding them?
That seems like a ridiculously quaint question. But the answer is yes, according to research by The Wharton School and McGill University.
Women are shying away from careers with macho images, says a new study by Wharton and McGill. Is that why female associate numbers are dropping?
December 13, 2012 at 04:51 PM
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Are some careers perceived to be so male-dominated that women are avoiding them?
That seems like a ridiculously quaint question. But the answer is yes, according to research by The Wharton School and McGill University.
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